2016年3月19日最新雅思写作大作文范文+讲解
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3月19日最新的雅思考试写作大作文考的是关于“医疗”类话题,即一部分人认为医疗应该免费,另一部分认为医疗不应该免费。就双方观点说说自己的见解,并给出自己的观点。这是一道旧题,易伯华这里和大家分享一篇470字的范文,范文观点开门建山“在满足每个人基本医疗需求的同时能照顾到一些特殊的医疗需求”,一起来看看全文吧!
2016年3月19日雅思考试写作大作文真题参考范文汇总
Task:
some people think health care should be free for everyone, while others think
they should pay medical costs for themselves.
Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own
knowledge or experience.
Write at least 250 words.
Analysis:
这个题目以前考过,但是是放在和教育是否应该免费那个话题一起考的。总的来说这个话题有点儿过时,而且题目中两方观点都没有真正点明实际情况。但是我们可以在文章中表达自己的观点。本文立场在开头就已经很明确了,即“在满足每个人基本医疗需求的同时能照顾到一些特殊的医疗需求。”
Sample answer:
Introduction (背景句+转述题目+个人观点)
Economists state that providing healthcare is good public policy as it is
thehumane (adj. 仁慈的;人道的) thing to do and in the long run, it will be cost
effective (划算的). It is evident that proper health care is imperative (adj.
必要的;不可避免的) to implement (vt. 实施), but the issue arises when we have to decide if
whether it should be free or not. In my opinion, everyone should receive at
least basic health care as long as some particular medical needs (特殊医疗需求) can
besimultaneously (adv. 与此同时地) met.
Body paragraph 1 (医疗保健应该免费原因)
Health care, as some argue, should not be a commodity (n. 商品) only for
wealthy people; it should be a basic right for all individuals, no matter age,
race, ethnicity(n. 民族), or gender. This means medical care must be provided to
all citizens, and lack of affordability (n. 负担能力) should not become a problem.
Society functions better when people with fewer economic resources can still be
treated by a doctor. Referring to the insured (adj. 已投保的) and uninsured (adj.
未投保的) citizens in the United States, for example, the risk of death for
uninsured women with adiagnosis (n. 诊断) of breast cancer (乳腺癌) is 30% to 50%
greater than for those who are insured. Therefore, if there was a
government-funded healthcare system, people would not have to worry about the
possibility of not having insurance.
Body paragraph 2 (不应该免费原因)
However, opponents (n. 反对者) think free healthcare is not realistic (adj.
现实的;实际的) and individuals should bear (vt. 承担) medical costs for themselves.
First, themotivation of profit (利润驱使), competition, and individual ingenuity
(个人的聪明才智) have always led to greater cost control and largely more
effectivepharmaceutical (adj. 制药的) and medical-device (医疗设备) firms. Free
healthcare would result in fewer incentives to innovate (创新的激励), as there is no
room tomaximize profit (利润最大化空间) and this therefore slows down the research
process for new medicine. Second, patients, even those with high-deductible
insurance plans (高免赔额保险计划), pay for only a fraction of (一小部分) the cost of
healthcare. Doctors who prescribe (vt. 开处方) healthcare do not typically
faceprice-sensitive (adj. 对价格敏感的) customers. Neither have the vaguest (adj.
模糊的;不明确的) idea of the true cost of providing healthcare. Where there are no
prices and no understanding of the actual cost of services, there can be no
market.
Body paragraph 3 (自己的观点)
For me, tempting (adj. 诱人的) as free health care may seem, we should not be
fooled by the option of allowing the government to provide universal health
care. This health care plan does not truly support the needs of patients because
it focuses on the public in general, versus (prep. 与…相对) the needs of each
individual citizen. Additionally, "free" healthcare is not free but contains
anenormous cost (巨大的成本) since people must pay for it with taxes; expenses for
health care would have to be paid for with higher taxes or spending cuts in
other areas such as defence (n. 国防), education, etc.
Conclusion (总结两方观点+强化自身观点)
To conclude, in the debate over free health care, I think the basic question
– whether people should have free basic health care and/or transfer payments for
particular diseases – must be answered first. I believe in civilized (adj. 文明的)
countries heath care should be available according to need rather than the
ability to pay.
(474 words)
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